Playwrights Anne-Louise Sarsks and Jada Alberts team up to put on a Greek tragedy inspired play Elektra/Orestes.

Creditors say they need “more information and more discussions” before they can form an opinion of Greek finances and proposed economic reforms.

Greece’s unemployment rate has started climbing again.

The Greek state has been ordered to pay more than 82,000 euro in compensation to five men who claim they were mistreated in detention.

State will keep on paying their salaries, Greek government says.

The magnate, who operates in both Athens and London, wishes to preserve his anonymity.

MP Jenny Mikakos announces $250,000 of funding over three years for two research projects to offer new ideas on how to support children at risk of harm.

Pioneering GP and pharmacist celebrates his 100th birthday.

Natalie Cunningham’s award-winning short film You Know What? I Love You chosen as one of six short films to screen at the Colourfest Film Festival.

Melbourne ophthalmologist Dr Alex Ioannidis encourages Greek Australians over 50 to get their eyes checked every two years.